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Address: N0.9, Baiwei Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, China
Address: N0.9, Baiwei Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, China
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Product Introduction
Silk-screen printing on a tempered glass lid is a process that involves using a silk screen stencil to apply ink to the surface of the glass lid. This technique allows for precise and detailed designs to be printed onto the glass.
Product Name: | Silk-screen printing Glass Lid |
Material: | Float glass & Stainless steel |
Usage: | Matched with Fry pan/ sauce pan /pot/ casserole... |
Type or Size: | 12cm-40cm |
Shape: | Round or Square, Rectangular, Oval...etc |
Hole: | With or without steam hole |
Other Parts: | With or without knob, handle |
Logo: | Customized |
The process of Silk-screen printing on tempered glass lid:
♥ Stencil creation: A stencil is created by stretching a fine mesh screen, typically made of silk or synthetic fibers, tightly over a frame. The stencil is then created by blocking out areas where the ink should not be applied, leaving only the design or image to be printed.
♥ Surface preparation: The tempered glass lid is thoroughly cleaned and prepared to ensure proper adhesion of the ink. This includes removing any dirt, dust, or oils that may affect the printing process.
♥ Ink application: The stencil is placed on top of the glass lid, and ink is applied to the screen. A squeegee is then used to push the ink through the open areas of the stencil and onto the glass, transferring the design onto the surface.
♥ Drying or curing: The printed glass lid is allowed to dry or undergo a curing process, depending on the type of ink used. This ensures that the ink adheres properly to the glass surface and becomes permanent.
♥ Finishing: Once the ink is fully cured or dried, the glass lid may undergo additional processes such as cutting, polishing, or packaging, depending on its intended use.
Product Introduction
Silk-screen printing on a tempered glass lid is a process that involves using a silk screen stencil to apply ink to the surface of the glass lid. This technique allows for precise and detailed designs to be printed onto the glass.
Product Name: | Silk-screen printing Glass Lid |
Material: | Float glass & Stainless steel |
Usage: | Matched with Fry pan/ sauce pan /pot/ casserole... |
Type or Size: | 12cm-40cm |
Shape: | Round or Square, Rectangular, Oval...etc |
Hole: | With or without steam hole |
Other Parts: | With or without knob, handle |
Logo: | Customized |
The process of Silk-screen printing on tempered glass lid:
♥ Stencil creation: A stencil is created by stretching a fine mesh screen, typically made of silk or synthetic fibers, tightly over a frame. The stencil is then created by blocking out areas where the ink should not be applied, leaving only the design or image to be printed.
♥ Surface preparation: The tempered glass lid is thoroughly cleaned and prepared to ensure proper adhesion of the ink. This includes removing any dirt, dust, or oils that may affect the printing process.
♥ Ink application: The stencil is placed on top of the glass lid, and ink is applied to the screen. A squeegee is then used to push the ink through the open areas of the stencil and onto the glass, transferring the design onto the surface.
♥ Drying or curing: The printed glass lid is allowed to dry or undergo a curing process, depending on the type of ink used. This ensures that the ink adheres properly to the glass surface and becomes permanent.
♥ Finishing: Once the ink is fully cured or dried, the glass lid may undergo additional processes such as cutting, polishing, or packaging, depending on its intended use.
